Looks like you’ve driven the “southern route” from coast to coast. *G*
My family were national park enthusiasts, summer vacations zig-zagged across the country in a blur of egg-salad sandwiches and roadside stands. So I’d been to all the contigous states by the time I was in long pants. For some reason I’ve never made it to Alaska…maybe in my dotage.
Comment by feste — Saturday, January 31, 2004 @ 11:58 am
The Primaries
The tireless Steven Taylor (who desperately needs to hitch a ride out of the South) gives me no reason to write about elections today. He may have forgotten to note, however, that Joe Trippi is a crybaby….
I’VE BEEN 50% OF EVERYWHERE
The states I’ve visited are in red: create your own visited states map I’ve been to three Canadian cities as well: Toronto, Winnipeg, and Coronach, SK. (Hat tip: PoliBlog)…
Map Fun
A nifty web tool here allows you to shade states (or countries) on a map. You can mark the states you’ve visited, construct an electoral map, or whatever. For the record, I’ve visited 39 states (counting D.C.)–all but the following:…
Looks like you’ve driven the “southern route” from coast to coast. *G*
My family were national park enthusiasts, summer vacations zig-zagged across the country in a blur of egg-salad sandwiches and roadside stands. So I’d been to all the contigous states by the time I was in long pants. For some reason I’ve never made it to Alaska…maybe in my dotage.
Comment by feste — Saturday, January 31, 2004 @ 11:58 am
The Primaries
The tireless Steven Taylor (who desperately needs to hitch a ride out of the South) gives me no reason to write about elections today. He may have forgotten to note, however, that Joe Trippi is a crybaby….
Trackback by Priorities & Frivolities — Saturday, January 31, 2004 @ 12:13 pm
I’VE BEEN 50% OF EVERYWHERE
The states I’ve visited are in red: create your own visited states map I’ve been to three Canadian cities as well: Toronto, Winnipeg, and Coronach, SK. (Hat tip: PoliBlog)…
Trackback by The Bemusement Park — Saturday, January 31, 2004 @ 12:57 pm
Map Fun
A nifty web tool here allows you to shade states (or countries) on a map. You can mark the states you’ve visited, construct an electoral map, or whatever. For the record, I’ve visited 39 states (counting D.C.)–all but the following:…
Trackback by Resonance — Saturday, January 31, 2004 @ 11:37 pm